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A 1984 recording of Rainbow Family captures a landmark performance event pairing “live” musicians with microcomputers.

Benjamin Britten elaborates on themes from John Dowland, while Eleanor Alberga was inspired by Bach and Brahms.

Streamed from the SF Conservatory of Music, the concert was a masterclass in the art of the piano duo.

The revised contract also paves the way for more digital content.

The adventurous company makes their fall gala all about new work from young composers.

SF Symphony and other organizations around the globe focus on creating digital contact through the rest of the 2020–2021 season.

The only surviving opera by an accomplished contemporary of Mozart and Haydn takes the virtual stage in LAO’s collaboration with the Colburn School.

The universal sound of suspense was an accidental discovery in an engineering lab. A hundred years later, musicians are still finding new applications for it.

On Nov. 16, three violinists straddle the worlds of Baroque and folk music and share research about Black musicians at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.

Look for premieres from Anne Hegi, Danny Clay, Joel Chapman, and Pamela Z.